PHRASAL VERB: "PAY OFF" VS. "PAY IT OFF"/ REAL AMERICAN ENGLISH / AMERICAN PRONUNCIATION

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I bought a new display today, it's Xiaomi, 30", 2K, I'm happy, though now, I have a balance on my credit card and I need to pay it off as soon as possible.I haven't paid off my previous debt for a processor yet, but the currency is devaluing, prices are rising, and I decided to be proactive.

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Thanks Kevin.. This phrasal verb .. pay off could we use when you achieve a goal after making an effort, we could say.. it paid off!!?

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[@joseantonioestrella4752]

What about “payed” as the past tense and past participle of “pay”; does anyone still use it, or is it still common in actual writing?

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Thank you for the valuable information. What's the difference between paid off and paid for. Can I say the house is paid for ? Or should I say the house is paid off. Please advise. Thank you ❤

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Thanks for your great videos and explanations… can you explain the meaning of “ pass off to someone “?

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Haha, saying this verb daily has been part of my job recently. I worked as a collector

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Hi guy, great lesson as usual, but i knew i could use that in the followin way too: i hope the effort you put in learning english may pay you off. thanks in advance.

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As far as I’m concerned, this expression has another meaning, for example, when you yield profits from doing something worth doing. I mean, when the result outweighs the efforts having been made.

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Oh my goodness!!!,i paied off your debt

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I’m in debt now!

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All the work I've put into studying English is paying off

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Howdy. just a quick question. How are we supposed to pronounce " accounting"? I hear sometimes T is pronounced clearly, but sometimes T is silent in American English environment. Are they both normal and acceptable? Thank you!

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You can whether pronounce "T" (British accent) or pronounce without say the "T" (American english), it depends what accent do you prefer And yeah, both are correct and acceptable

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doesn't "pay off" have several meanings?🤔

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